See an endocrinologist. There are many reasons you can have low t and an endocrine specialist will know what direction to take you. Don't try supplements or anything "holistic"... stick to evidence based medicine. See your doctor and ask them to recommend you an endocrinologist.

Man up

6 minutes ago, iknowplaces said:

Man up

He should stream The Man.mp3

3 hours ago, nostalgic said:

You're aware Zoloft can cause delayed ejaculation? Your dose is pretty high so that's probably a big factor in any sexual dysfunction you may be having. I know there's medications that can be added to help with that or you may want to ask your doctor about an alternative anti-depressant that doesn't usually cause those issues. Wellbutrin is one of them. If you've already tried those, I would definitely still look into zinc because it can absolutely help with testosterone & ejaculatory issues, but everyone is different.

Wellbutrin gave me High Blood Pressure and I only took it for a month.😒

 

I’ve been off it for about a week now and my #s are still uncomfortably high. Ugh. Stay away from psych medication if you can, honestly. Unless you REALLY need it.

Theres ALWAYS an unwanted side effect.

2 hours ago, HANZ94 said:

Can you take that just like that or is it necessary to see a doctor first ? 
I’ve been thinking about taking that lately since they say it’s useful for muscle mass 

They're safe to take but be careful with the dosage. Zinc depletes copper if taken in excess and that can cause a whole other mess of symptoms. 

Is your diet ok? When I was doing intense weight loss and exercising and cutting my diet, I had very low testosterone as well.

3 hours ago, nostalgic said:

They're safe to take but be careful with the dosage. Zinc depletes copper if taken in excess and that can cause a whole other mess of symptoms. 

I see

i think I should see a doctor first haha 

thanks 

Why didn't your doctor write you something? 

13 hours ago, Miss Show Business said:

See an endocrinologist. There are many reasons you can have low t and an endocrine specialist will know what direction to take you. Don't try supplements or anything "holistic"... stick to evidence based medicine. See your doctor and ask them to recommend you an endocrinologist.

There is nothing wrong with holistic treatment. Sometimes a holistic approach is more beneficial depending on what the issue is.

17 minutes ago, imabadkid said:

There is nothing wrong with holistic treatment. Sometimes a holistic approach is more beneficial depending on what the issue is.

No, just no. There's two kinds of medicine: evidence based, and everything else. Supplements, "holistic", "alternative medicine" etc, is all snake oil. "It works for me" is not good enough evidence to compare it to western medicine. You're wasting time and money if you're just buying into things that aren't even proven to work, and likely only lining grifters pockets in the process.

There is nothing wrong with holistic treatments. The only reason they are discouraged is because the pharmaceutical companies lose money the more people go that direction. They're not discrediting holistic treatments because "they love us" and "want us to be healthy". They want us to be ill and they want us to pay for their treatments.

 

Also, you can use BOTH Western medicine AND esoteric means to get better. Why are crazy people insisting it can only be one or the other? There's a lot more nuance to the world that black and white. You can dabble in both if you want to, that's what most people do. You can use things like the placebo effect, biofeedback, meditation, etc, to alter your hormone levels. Those things are free so obviously the pharmaceutical companies are never going to advise it to any of their patients over their newest drug they're trying to sell, we live in capitalism.